Memory, Symbols, And Patterns In Crank By Ellen Hopkins

Memory, symbols, and patterns can affect literature by causing the reader to recognize the content more clearly. All of these factors will assure the readers that the content makes sense, it will allow for more in depth thinking about the content by therefore reflecting the content to those memories, patters and or symbols. By using tools such as symbols are patterns, its reoccurrence will alternate the theme, and mood. Using memory can affect literature by Memory allows the reader to contrast between the content and a recall patterns as well.Symbols provide a deeper meaning and may cause a self connection and or reference between the context. A time in which I felt my appreciation for literature was enhanced by understanding a symbol or
A time in which I have read in the QUEST form was when reading the novel Crank by Ellen Hopkins. The novel is depicted by a 17 year old girl named Kristina whose entire life is destroyed by “the monster”. Her downhill spiral began when she took a summer trip to visit her father, (whom she soon discovers is playing with the monster). Before long, while a bowling alley she meets a local boy, Adam who first introduces her to meth, the next two weeks are spent getting high with both her boyfriend and father. The next year is to be on her quest which quickly became more of an awful adventure, she becomes a drug dealer, is raped and soon pregnant. Her quest soon defines the rest of her
By taking humans blood, a vampire displays that their fate is more important than anyone else's, in some cases vampires indact lust, by siucking the blood of a human, most likely a woman in which was a virgin, is taking a form of innocence. One literary works I have read which most of these characteristics can be applied to is the novel phenomenon, Twilight. A novel in which a human girl, Belle is intrigued in a vampire, edward, obvious this romance cannot happen. Throughout the novel series many factors contribute to viewing Edward as a lust motivated and somewhat selfish vampire. During the last novel of the series after Bella becomes pregnant with Edward's child. Edward has to make the decision to make Belle become a vampire or die, he then makes the impulsive decision to keep her